PS1-100B

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Pushbutton switches refer to a type of mechanical switch commonly used in many applications to open/close an electrical circuit and they come in a variety of sizes and shapes. One of the most commonly used and versatile types of pushbutton switches is the PS1-100B, which is capable of handling high current loads, and it offers a wide range of switching possibilities from a single pole single throw (SPST) configuration to a double pole double throw (DPDT) configuration. In this article, we\'ll explore the application fields for the PS1-100B switch and how it works.

Application Field for Pushbuttons Switches

Pushbutton switches are used in a variety of applications, from larger household appliances like washing machines and air conditioners, to smaller electronic items such as computer keyboards and mice. They’re also of use in industrial applications such as control panels, thanks to their ability to handle both low and high power loads, as well as their ability to be configured in different ways.

The PS1-100B is well suited for applications requiring a high power load such as industrial machinery, as it can handle a high current of up to 6 amps. Its ability to be configured as both SPST and DPDT adds to its versatility, so it’s suitable for a range of applications such as on/off switches and direction control switches.

Working Principle of Pushbutton Switches

The working principle of the pushbutton switch is quite simple. Inside the switch is a metal disc with two metal contacts, which are held apart by a spring. When the button is pressed, the metal disc moves, connecting the two contacts and closing the circuit. This allows electrical current to flow and whatever device is connected to the switch is turned on or off depending on how the switch is configured.

The PS1-100B is a lever pushbutton switch, meaning that when the switch is pressed, the metal disc moves in an arc, making pressure contact with both the top and bottom contacts. This means that the metal disc receives an increased contact area, creating a stronger connection, allowing it to handle high power loads without fail.

Conclusion

The PS1-100B pushbutton switch is a versatile and capable switch that is used in a range of applications. It can handle high current loads, is configurable in both SPST and DPDT, and its lever design makes it ideal for applications that require a strong and reliable connection. For these reasons, the PS1-100B is one of the most popular pushbutton switches available on the market today.

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